Santushti

Santushti is a track from the 2008 studio album Mahaleela by Indian percussionist Sivamani. Released on December 2008 under the label KKVM, the album appeared in CD format. The composition spans 4 minutes and 6 seconds and occupies the fifth position in the tracklist.

Sivamani composed and performed the primary percussion arrangements for Santushti. The track exemplifies his fusion of traditional Indian rhythmic patterns with contemporary production techniques. The album Mahaleela features collaborations with various instrumentalists, though specific contributor details for this track remain undocumented in available sources.

The title Santushti translates to \"contentment\" in Sanskrit, reflecting the track’s meditative and rhythmic structure. Sivamani employed a mix of mridangam, kanjira, and electronic percussion to create a layered soundscape. The album received distribution primarily in South India, with limited promotional details archived publicly.

No official music video or live performance recordings of Santushti have been confirmed. The track’s reception and chart performance, if any, are not widely documented. Sivamani’s broader discography includes film soundtracks, solo projects, and collaborative works, with Mahaleela marking one of his experimental releases in the late 2000s.